Bucs’ Tom Brady throws TD pass to Drew Brees’ son after Superdome showdown; fans react

Six-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady may have gotten better of Drew Brees in what was likely Saints star's last game in NFL, but two legendary quarterbacks shared a special moment after game on Sunday. Brady embraced Brees and his wife after game and also threw a TD pass to one of Drew's sons. Bucs recorded a 30-20 win over Saints at  Mercedes Benz Superdome field to advance to  NFC Championship Game and will face Green Bay Packers next Sunday.

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Bucs vs Saints: Tom Brady and Drew Brees family share special moments after game

In what might have been his last game in NFL, 13-time Pro Bowler Drew Brees failed to find his bearings as he threw three interceptions and only one touchdown. Bucs eventually made Saints pay for Brees' shortcomings and ended up recording a 30-20 victory over Saints at Superdome. Following game, Brees shared an emotional on-field moment with his wife Brittany sparking rumours that 42-year-old might consider calling it quits after 20 years in NFL.

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Later on Sunday, a video tweeted by reporter James Palmer n showed Brady chatting with Brees on Superdome field after game. two quarterbacks shared a hug as Brees’ family - wife Brittany and children Baylen, Bowen, Callen and Rylen - stood nearby. Brees' eldest son, Baylen, n approached Brady with a football and  Bucs QB tossed a touchdown pass to 12-year-old in corner of end zone.

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Baylen surprised many by catching ball despite defensive attempt by one of his younger bror. While leaving field, Brady n jokingly told Baylen, “We could have used you tonight!”. Fans on social media were quick to react to video, which had over 7 million views by Monday morning. 

One wrote, "That was a great catch by Brees' son. He could land himself a contract soon." A second added, "Tom Brady's passing can make a 12-year-old look like a pro". A third stated, "This is so emotional. Two of greatest QB's. One walks off to play in NFC championship, or stays to play with his kids."

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42-year-old Brees is expected to retire this offseason. Brees currently holds a number of all-time NFL records, including most passing yards with 80,358. Brees already has a deal to work for NBC Sports once he retires.

Im Credits - James Palmer Twitter